jnatalie Well-known member May 3, 2007 #1 I'm wondering, how the "drop-frame" stuttering effect is done on the American Idol "Ford" ads. I know they are adding film effects, but can't figure out the dropframes? BTW I'm shooting a 100b and editing in Vegas7 TIA
I'm wondering, how the "drop-frame" stuttering effect is done on the American Idol "Ford" ads. I know they are adding film effects, but can't figure out the dropframes? BTW I'm shooting a 100b and editing in Vegas7 TIA
marko5000 Active member May 3, 2007 #2 I can't figure out how anyone would be watching American Idol long enough to see the ads. I'm not helping much am I?
I can't figure out how anyone would be watching American Idol long enough to see the ads. I'm not helping much am I?
Scott F Pug Life May 3, 2007 #3 When Sanjaya got voted off, I lost all interest in the show. I'm not much help either, am I?
David Jimerson Administrator Staff member May 3, 2007 #4 Right-click on your footage and go into Properties. Change the Undersample Rate to 0.75 -- adjust from there to taste.
Right-click on your footage and go into Properties. Change the Undersample Rate to 0.75 -- adjust from there to taste.
jnatalie Well-known member May 3, 2007 #5 Thank you David, first for no wise cracks about AI and second for the tip!
IBEJohnson Well-known member May 3, 2007 #6 You watch American Idol? J/k. I do too. I actually have an American Idol Pool that I run. Winner takes home $350 this year. Next year if you want to join...
You watch American Idol? J/k. I do too. I actually have an American Idol Pool that I run. Winner takes home $350 this year. Next year if you want to join...